Punch-out Wii Little Mac Novels & Stories

"Look, let's make a deal. You think I'm just messing with you, but I'm trying to make this work. We're dating now, right? I said I'd take responsibility." "We are not dating," I hissed. "You forced that on me." "Whatever you want to call it," Maverick shrugged, totally brushing off my protest. "But here’s the deal. You write this macroeconomics essay for me and help me keep my grades up for the finals. In return, I promise I'll be on my best behavior. I won't touch you unless you want me to, I'll pass all my classes, and I'll make sure Dr. Marshall writes you the best recommendation letter SiporaTech has ever seen. Sounds fair?"

"I think our friend Mac here forgot who she was talking to for a minute." "Don't you dare," she warns. "Boys, are you hungry?" I ask them. "I could go for a Mac attack. How about you, Gage?" Korey asks, smiling at Mac mischievously. "No, you don't!" Mac squeals, running behind Dakoda, hoping to escape. But that just makes our little game even funnier. We surround Dakoda. "What are you guys planning to do?" Dakoda asks. "They're going to sandwich us in like a Big Mac. You know, a Mac attack."

Everyone was looking, even the men in the ring had stopped fighting. "Ain't nothing, what's wrong with you." I reached out one finger, put it right on the spot. "It stinks," I said roughly. The guy laughed at me. "Maybe I just need a shower." The barest growl left me. "Turn your pocket out, or you don't fight," Mac said. I could smell the guy's nervousness increase. Under Mac's glare he reluctantly reached into his pocket and pulled out this really small plastic pouch. "It ain't nothing, really. I forgot I had it in there," the guy whined, trying to get out of trouble.

"Dig in!" Felix, still rubbing the sleep from his eyes, mumbled a sleepy "Morning, Mom," as he reached for the maple syrup. Luna, always the early riser, greeted me with a bright "Good morning, Mama!" and dug into her cereal. Gina, being only four years old, remained quiet but couldn't help but giggle at the sound of her siblings chatting away.

"... Alright. But you need to fight back first. The king is watching, and I don't think the minister will appreciate us not giving a good performance." Mac's eyes seemed to glimmer and his lips twitched up a bit, "Thanks, Jai. I owe you one. Alright, let's stage a fight. Can you use your lesser skill on me so you won't use too much energy?" "I don't really have lesser skill, but I guess I can come up with something to knock you out." "Then that's enough. Let's start this," Mac stretched his hand forward. The water dome collapsed. It formed into one big body of water and shot at him from above like a fire hose.